How can filial piety be considered in the new era and ancient times? What is the difference?

Modern: The so-called filial piety culture is a cultural tradition of caring for parents and elders and respecting the elderly. Filial piety is the basic moral standard of ancient China society. Generally speaking, it refers to the obligations that society requires children to do to their parents, including respecting, caring for, supporting the elderly, supporting their parents and elders, and so on.

What is filial piety? The definition in Er Ya, China's earliest book to explain the meaning of words, is "filial piety is good". Jia Yi's New Book of Han Dynasty is defined as "filial piety". Xu Shen s Interpretation of Shuowen Jiezi in the Eastern Han Dynasty;

Filial piety culture

Ancient times: "those who do good to their parents, from the old province, from the child, from the child to the old." Xu Shen believes that the word "filial piety" is a knowing word composed of the word "old" and the word "child". From here, we can see that the meaning of "filial piety" in ancient China is consistent with that of "good parents", so filial piety is a kind and virtue of children to their parents, and it is the moral quality and code of conduct that the younger generation in the family should have when treating their elders.

The difference is that it is more economical now.